2016-2022 Toyota Tacoma MBRP Catback Exhaust Versus Stock Exhaust. PART 1

[@marinevetoneroman7232]

You got love that Diesel-Injector engine noise. Always there. But I love my '17 a tiny bit more than my wife of 23 years. Thanks for the information...

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Marine-One. Toyota Tacoma are one of the most reliable trucks on the market, and they keep their value unlike European cars. Good luck with the install if you decided to get this exhaust.

[@eddiesaninocencio6635]

I guess your wife is aging, get something newer???

[@Pfillwieffer]

Has a great sound to it, but I lost about 3 mpg after installation, but with my CAI, the gains are definitely present, the truck really flys now, I’m also back on stock 245 tires again due to gas being high, I get about 22 as my best for hwy city like 19ish

[@jmabs5096]

You buy a truck to do truck stuff, gas Tacomas are not fuel efficient. You should be more worried about smiles per gallon!

[@thegoldentundra3581]

I didn't know Markiplier made truck videos lol jk! Nice Tacito!

[@pentzwerks]

Hello The Golden Tundra. I looked up Markiplier, definitely scare how alike we look. You are not first person to mention it to me. Stay tuned for more videos.

[@cxwrld]

The Golden Tundra it’s almost a year later and I was gonna say the same thing

[@starlightglimmernguyen8584]

I haven’t seen mark owned this I know it’s a Joke but I’m saying

[@theoneoutofnazareth]

holy shite! that exhaust MOD is super sick! sounds so beefy

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Justin. Yes it sounds better than the stock, and makes the truck sound like it has a deeper tone.

[@TheTechCguy]

My cousin's husband had a Tacoma. He said they're great trucks for what they are. Better fuel economy than a full size pickup, that's for sure.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello TheTechCGuy. Tacoma are great mid size trucks that retain their value, and they're extreme versatile. I'm please with my tacoma but when I need to tow something or get a load of drywall, I usually use my GMC Sierra. It's a perfect, city truck as well, as most full size trucks can not fit in the smaller parking spaces.

[@mattb7626]

Sounds pretty sweet to me with my headphones. Wish I could hear it in person

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Matthew. The exhaust sounds great in person, it really turns heads when you come down the road. What you hear in the video, is exactly the same in person as I used a Canon 80D to record this. Let me know if you have any questions about the exhaust. It's only $210.00 on Amazon so it's an excellent deal for a great sounding exhaust.

[@mattb7626]

Thanks for the reply. That is crazy cheap for such a nice tone. Off to Amazon for an early christmas present for my TRD

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Matthew. Yes only $210, other exhaust companies are pricing their exhaust from $500 - $1000. The only complaint I have about the exhaust is that it's has a tiny amount of rust on it, but it's to be expected due to be on the underside of the truck. It might be a good idea to coat it with rustolum or an anti rust agent before installing.

[@mattb7626]

Just completed my purchase on Amazon. MBRP makes some very nice sounding systems, but they don't cater to the long bed market. Im sure you can add a longer straight pipe somewhere, but for the price of this setup it can't be beat. By the way, I ordered my OME BP51 shocks yesterday. Clearly we share the same great taste

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Matthew. MBRP does cator to the long bed market, this exhaust is universal to all models. For example, it will fit long bed, short bed, access cab and double cab. Once you get the exhaust it will fit your long bed, because I have a short bed I had to cut the straight pipe 13.25 inches. The BP51 system is extremely nice, my friend just had it installed and he's told me only positive things about it.

[@fatboyninja20]

hi there so after watching this video many times and waiting forever to find a manual taco here in Los Angeles, I went and bought this exact exhaust. I do have to say in person it sounds SOOOO much better. just finished installing it today 3-14-18. and one thing for those that are planning on getting this exhaust 1. its made for long bed, so if you have a short bed you'll have to cut about 13 1/4 inch of the non-flange side to make up for the shorted. (just follow the listed instructions and you should be fine) thanks for the vid cause I'm a happy customer p.s I ordered this from amazon too, and the messed up my order by sending me a solar panel..... I HAVE NO FREAKING IDEA HOW THAT HAPPENED, but I couldn't even be mad that was just too funny lol. they took care of me though, they sent a replacement, and by the next morning it was already here at my house lol

[@pentzwerks]

Hello BigTurk. Finding a manual Tacoma is rather difficult these days as many car manufactures are making more automatic than manuals. I'm very pleased with my manual Tacoma, it drives well and will be putting in a short shift soon (I'll make a video of the installation). Glad to hear that you are happy with exhaust, it's the best exhaust for the money. 1. Yes, MBRP manufactures their exhaust for the longest length models (double cab long bed). I own a 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Offroad DSB, so I cut 13.25 inches as well. The instructions do a good job explaining the process. That has happened to me before with Nordstrom, the employee does not look at the item and only scans the bar code. So if the bar code was placed on the wrong item, you will receive the wrong item. Amazon is usually good at fixing those issues. Let me know if you have any other questions, glad my review helped you get a general idea of what the exhaust sounds like.

[@fatboyninja20]

Stryker of Seattle woah quick reply lol. but yeah i bought my 2018 trd offroad taco about 2/3 weeks ago now. i seaexhed for maybe 5 months for a manual around my are but NOTHING luckily one evening i was just searching toyota dealers and found one with NO ACCESSORIES besides floor mats, and the tech package and signed within 1 hour haha. hella happy with my purchase 👍👍

[@monsi6975]

bigturk fred thanks to both of y'all I've decided to buy this for mine! I've been wanting to change it for a while now. And Btw manuals are very common over here in Illinois!

[@fatboyninja20]

Ramon Olvera oh I wouldn't be suprised but here in Los Angeles stop and go traffic makes them a once in a lifetime deal haha. and coming from a 91 3.0 4x4 v6 manual i HAD to get manual here too haha

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Ramon Olvera & BigTurk Fred. Manual Transmissions are the way to go if you want to change the way your Truck goes over terrain and daily drives. All manufactured automatics are geared to get better MPG, sometimes that doesn't necessarily mean they drive well. By having a manual transmission, you control how the truck drives. In Seattle most people do not know how to drive manuals. For example, my truck was stalled by the service tech because it didn't know how to drive a stick. This was extremely disappointing as the truck only had 500 miles on it. All and all, good luck with your exhausts and Tacoma. I expect to keep mine till Toyota releases a Diesel Tacoma.

[@K1ngk0ngJ0hn]

Ordered mine Saturday for 178 bucks off the MBRP website,, got it in today and installed in less than 30 minutes. The sound is amazing. But I wished our trucks were more sound proofed in the cabin!

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Johnson. Sounds like you got a good deal! I thought $209 was a good deal, but $178 is even better. Did you get free shipping with the exhaust as well? The new 3rd Generation Tacoma have less insulation than the previous generation. I owned a 2013 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport, and I think the body panels were off better quality then my new tacoma. I will be updating my suspension and installing a K&N Cold Air Intake within the next few weeks, stay tuned for the future videos.

[@Mini-Hakkero]

i remember back when my tacoma was that clean underneath

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Cazy. The truck only had 700 miles when I install the exhaust; now it has 25,000 miles. There is some rust on the bottom now from log trails and gravel roads.

[@Mini-Hakkero]

@@pentzwerks :) Just reminiscing, I thought it was striking to see what these trucks look like clean.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello@@Mini-Hakkero. I've washed my truck 3 times since I've owned it (1.5 years). Everyone at the dealership always asks if I off-road it; and I just respond with "I live in the woods, and that's why I need a truck." These trucks will last a very long time.

[@zocketzebra1340]

just installed it and it was worth it!

[@pentzwerks]

Hello ZocketZebra. For the price you can not beat the MBRP Exhaust. Thank you for commenting.

[@MRSNIFFMEFINGA]

I have had this exhaust for around a year. Its not worth it in my opinion. It sounds AWESOME, but it drones on the highway and you always can hear it. Driving up a mountain pass with this exhaust is a bear. I used to have to turn my volume up on my stereo to at least 30 in order to cancel out the exhaust noise. When I put my stock one back on I legit thought my truck wasn't on. I can now listen to music much lower!!!! Save yourself the time, money, and hearing lol.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello MRSNIFFMEFINGA. I absolutely agree. The MBRP exhaust does sound good but over time it becomes annoying due to how loud it is. It's great for anything under 40 mph but high way speeds will cause the exhaust to drone. If you want another exhaust, I just installed a Strumung Exhaust on my Tacoma. I will be uploading a sound clip within the next 14 days.

[@MRSNIFFMEFINGA]

@@pentzwerks Hell yeah I will check it out brother!

[@pentzwerks]

Hello @@MRSNIFFMEFINGA Perfect. I'll comment on this post once it's posted. I've uploaded the unboxing and installation video.

[@DavyDave1313]

Went from a 2017 Mustang GT with Borla ATAK catback to a 2021 Tacoma TRD Sport. I know it’s not gonna be as menacing as my V8 but I do miss having an exhaust note. Think I will go with this

[@jamesspencer406]

Nice video.I have the automatic so will see any difference. Liked the sound on yours and Jesse R. Clear comparo between stock and mbrp was distinct

[@pentzwerks]

Hello James Spencer. It should sound exactly the same, but you won't be able to head the RPM progression and pause between shifts like you'd hear with a Manuel. The automatic transmissions shift so fast that you'll see the RPM change but won't notice the sound difference. Good luck, and thanks for commenting.

[@jeremymuther8656]

Have to get this for my truck great vid 🔥🔥

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Jeremy Muther Get the exhaust, you won't regret it. It's perfect for the Toyota Tacoma but I must say it's on the loud side.

[@jeremymuther8656]

Pentz Project will do thank you I def love loud

[@pentzwerks]

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[@jeremymuther8656]

Pentz Project thank you I got it in my cart 😊

[@jeremymuther8656]

Pentz Project should I get 2 boxes or just one ?

[@EnostheChimp92]

Makes it sound like a diesel. Awesome. Better than the others that make it sound like a race car.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Timothy. I looked at 5 different brands of exhaust, and I landed on this one due to price and overall reviews. Other companies like magna flow, flow master and rev can not beat this $219 price tag.

[@EnostheChimp92]

How easy was this to do yourself?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Timothy. Its a simple install, took me less than an hour to install the exhaust. You will need to cut the exhaust (explained in the directions), simply use a hexsaw to do this. Step by Step Guide From MBRP mbrpautomotive.com/products/instructions/S5338P.pdf

[@BotasNegras10]

Got mine about 4 months ago love it

[@pentzwerks]

Hello BotasNegras10. I'm glad you like the exhaust, it's great for it's price point.

[@faithtracy1235]

Stryker Seattle do you have the link for this exhaust? I couldn’t find it

[@holafceja]

Any idea if the OEM exhaust tip will install on the MBRP exhaust? Is the OEM and the MBRP exhaust the same diameter?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Holafceja. My guess is no as the diameter of the MBRP is larger than the stock exhaust.

[@vegasranger]

Thx for the video. Just bought the same exhaust

[@pentzwerks]

Hello D. Congratulations, thank you for commenting. I hope you like the exhaust and it's an easy install. Let me know if you have any questions.

[@thelifeofmikeyy]

How is the drone at highway speeds? I have the same exhaust however instead of the full piping from the axle back, I have it dumped just before the axle right out of the muffler. Sounds awesome in the city but drones very badly on the highway. Thanks.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Michael Lichtenfeld. The exhaust drones on the highway between 2300rpm-2500rpm and anything over 65 mph. The exhaust itself at high speeds is loud but the droning started to occur when I started driving more on the highway. I usually took the back roads to work so nothing over 45 mph. Some people were talking about how the last bend in the pipe causes the drone but I just removed the exhaust off of my truck. I'd rather having my hearing then drive around with a loud exhaust. The exhaust does sound good in the city, and it sounded great when I drove my manual transmission. I agree with you that it drones, I'll be uploading a long term review of this exhaust within the next two weeks that will go over droning, material problems and why I eventually removed the exhaust. Let me know if you have any other questions. It's the cheapest exhaust and a simply fix would be to get a new muffler if you want it to be quieter.

[@benjaminsperry5562]

What makes that like rattling noise at the end when the rpms are coming down

[@boscohuang2886]

love ur truck set up

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Bosco Huang. Here's a link to my suspension, wheels and tire video. If you follow the links you'll see everything I've done for the truck. I did the spacer kit, wheels and tires for $2000 out the door. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3Xcl4Zqq5qbmrs

[@yoandidelossantos3412]

Thinking about this set up, did you get a check engine light cause of it?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Yoandi de los santos. No check engine light. This exhaust will not force a code.

[@user-yo8ab1ys9e]

I need this. It sounds amazing.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Aussie Azza. Definitely get it, it's cheap and you'll get better gas mileage. According to the +1 mpg better I get from having the exhaust, the exhaust will pay for itself after driving 20,000 miles. $200 for an exhaust is extremely cheap.

[@jacksturgell8756]

Can you link the website where you bought it please and thank you. Your truck sounds good. I have a 2023 Tacoma and want that same exhaust

[@pentzwerks]

www.amazon.com/MBRP-S5338P-Single-Toyota-Aluminum/dp/B01F6ZX1AO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1507947144&sr=8-1&keywords=toyota+tacoma+mbrp+exhaust

[@jacksturgell8756]

Thank you I really appreciate it

[@jacksturgell8756]

Also is the resonators still on?

[@HectorSanchez-gt2dy]

Just bought a 2021 Tacoma Trd Off-Road would this exhaust be ok with California’s exhaust law?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Hector Sanchez. I do not think you'll have a problem but I do not know the California laws.

[@themixmasterken]

Stupid question since I don't have a Tacoma yet but can you reinstall the exhaust tip back on the new catback exhaust?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Kevin. I do not know the diameter of the stock exhaust, but I do know that the aftermarket is probably an 1 inch to 1.5 larger therefore the stock exhaust tip will not fit. The exhaust tip is not needed for the exhaust to work, you can buy a mbrp exhaust tip or another aftermarket is you want a tip on your exhaust.

[@themixmasterken]

What does it sound like inside the car? Is it loud as well?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Kevin. When your inside the cab on the truck, the exhaust is as loud as setting your radio to level 25 on your stereo. It's louder than most, but not obnoxious. Do you drive an automatic or stick?

[@eddiexai]

I was wondering in the near future if you can post more videos of the exhaust taking off ,on the road and highway? I was looking to get the exhaust you have or the trd pro exhaust!

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Eddie. Yes I can post future videos of the exhaust so you get a better understand of what it sounds like from outside and inside the truck. These videos could be posted within the next two months. My opinion of the TRD Pro Exhaust, is that it's not as aggressive sounding and it's just a way for Toyota to charge you more for an exhaust that sounds a small amount louder than the stock. When I bring my Truck in for service, I always get compliments on the exhaust so for $209 its not a bad deal.

[@ICON-11-]

What is the diameter size in the stock exhaust for 2020 tacoma? Reason I'm asking is because I wouldn't want to put on this 3 inch system and lose low end torque

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Micheal Mcmillin. The stock exhaust is 2.25"

[@ICON-11-]

@@pentzwerks Thank you soo much 🙏

[@pentzwerks]

Hello @@ICON-11- No problem. Best of luck.

[@sven6345]

nice one markiplier

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Rayniel Flores Thank you for commenting.

[@TheyCallMeGreg]

I see the link posted. Is that for a DCLB? I have a 19 sport DCLB and I want this exhaust. Would the one in the link you provided fit my truck?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Gregory Lee. The exhaust comes in DCLB and you have to cut 13.5 inches off of the Y Pipe connection. MBRP sends out the exhaust in the longest configuration; then it's cut to fit the truck.

[@TheyCallMeGreg]

So this isn’t a direct plug and play so to say? Even though I have a DCLB, i still need to cut 13.5”?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello @@TheyCallMeGreg If you have a DCLB DO NOT CUT IT, I assumed you had a DCSB.

[@TheyCallMeGreg]

Excellent. So this would be like a 20-30 min install that I could do on my own at home with some super basic knowledge of mechanics? I also see that you removed yours after some time. I know this will drone and what not, but was it really that awful? Looking for some honesty feedback before I spend time/money on something I could have avoided. And TY for your time.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello. @@TheyCallMeGreg Yes only 20-30 minutes to install, make sure you remove the exhaust when it's still warm so the exhaust bolts do not expand when they cool. Only need a 14mm and 15mm socket head to do the install. I recently installed a Stromung exhaust on my truck and I'll be releasing the sound clip soon. Here is a video of how to install an exhaust on a Toyota Tacoma; in this video I show you the steps to taking the exhaust off. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmXbiJ2XhdOdrKM

[@probegt75]

What size wheel and tire setup is that? That's the exact look I want

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Mad Mike. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3Xcl4Zqq5qbmrs This is my exact set up. Product links are in the description. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@danielemail2868]

I want a deeper exhaust but I don’t want it to be obnoxious to where it would annoy my neighbors but at the same time not not have it stock and quiet like an electric car. Can anybody recommend me an exhaust?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Daniel Email. The MBRP exhaust has a deeper tone but it is louder than other exhaust. I suggest a Stromung Exhaust another exhaust with a diameter smaller than 3" if you do not like obnoxious exhausts.

[@Jack-fd8cx]

Could you do a 3 year update on this exhaust? I have read reviews about it rusting out after a year from a rainy season, just wanted to hear your experience with it long term :)

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Jack L. Here is my 2 year, 20,000 mile update video for the MBRP exhaust. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaawl6ChZb6maM0

[@Jack-fd8cx]

@@pentzwerks awesome thank you!

[@jmabs5096]

@@Jack-fd8cxi think folks your referring to are areas with salt used on the roads and not washing your vehicle off regularly. No exhaust system should rust through in "rainy" reason. Keep your stock exhaust if that happens!

[@bluetacojourney3460]

Hey! Great video... I wanted to ask if 2021 tacos are also compatible? Let me know. Thanks

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Blue Taco Journey. Yes 2021 is the same power train and engine as 2016-2020 Tacomas. This exhaust will fit any 3rd generation Tacoma.

[@bluetacojourney3460]

@@pentzwerks thanks

[@ROFLgator1]

Those Falken tires are nice. Do you feel a significant decrease on MpG with your tire set up? Does the exhaust help regain MpG?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello ROFLgator. The Falken WildPeaks are a great all terrain tire. Less aggressive than a mud tire, but has more performance than a standard street tire. Right now I’m averaging 17 miles to the gallon with a manual transmission. The exhaust might help by giving me 1 mpg, if you want better gas mileage add a cold air intake along with an exhaust.

[@thetoyotagarage2554]

Awesome video!

[@pentzwerks]

Hello TheToyotaGarage. Thank you; stay tuned for more videos.

[@thomashernandez2850]

Is your mbrp exhaust the XP series or the Installer series? XP One is suppose to be louder.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Thomas Hernandez. Too my understand this exhaust is already of the install series. When I ordered it; it did not give me the option of the XP. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@theEstebanPeralta]

I have this exhaust installed on a 2010 Tacoma and it sounds NOWHERE NEAR as loud or deep. Anybody know why?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Esteban Peralta. I'm not sure why your exhaust would not be louder as it's 4.0L and the new tacoma have a 3.5L. It might be due to a different size muffler or even how the engine cycles. I'd get Tacoma World and see if any one else has had similar issues.

[@Jack-fd8cx]

what kind of lift are you running and what size tire and wheel? Looks like a nice setup!!

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Jack L. Here's my complete set up; specs and links are in the description of that video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3Xcl4Zqq5qbmrs

[@rafaelmendez1193]

Sr. Just like to ask if the exhaust tip size on a 2016 toyota tacoma is the same of a 2019 toyota tacoma.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Rafael Mendez. The exhaust tip size on a stock OEM exhaust for a 2016 and 2019 should be the same. The engine configuration was not changed so it should be compatible.

[@rafaelmendez1193]

@@pentzwerks thank you

[@pentzwerks]

Hello @@rafaelmendez1193. No problem. Good luck with installing your exhaust tip.

[@Bdiddy714]

Is your off-road a short bed or long bed? Read another comment stating they only make these for the long bed?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Binh Dinh. My truck is a Double Cab Short Bed, the exhaust fits all models of the Toyota Tacoma. If you have a long bed you do not need to cut the exhaust, if you do have a short bed you must cut the non-flanged piece of the exhaust by 14 inches. Does that make sense?

[@JohnDeTulio]

Does anybody know what the decible output is on this below and above 35mph?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello SportsLife385. I do not know the decibel output of this below and above 35 mph.

[@mattgolf147]

What’s ur suspension setup along with ur rims and tires. I’m looking to do something similar to what u have on my taco. Looks really clean! Thanks

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Matt. Once purchasing the kit, I went ahead and had the dealer put a spacer kit on the front and an add a leaf in the rear. This is what is known as a level kit, accentual it lifts the truck up 3 inch all around so that you can use a 33 inch tire. Front Suspension: Revtek Spacer kit ~2 inches (this is placed on top of the OEM shock Rear Suspension: Add-A-Lead (this is placed on top of the OEM leaf springs to bring it up 1 inch the rear) Wheels: Stealth Custom Ray10's limited supply (16x7) Tires: Falken A/T AW3 285/75/r16 (looks like I'm running 35 inch tires becuase I have 16 inch wheels) Let me know if you have any other questions, I apologize for the delayed response. I try to respond within an hour of the comment.

[@merauder323]

Stryker of Seattle are you sure about your tire set up? If I am not mistaken, you meant to say that you have Falken Wildpeak A/T3W 285/75/16, not 285/70/16. I don't know that these tires come in the size you mentioned. The 285/75/16 measure at 32.8" in diameter.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Zyborg. The tire size is 285/75/R16, I apologize about the typo.

[@bryceb3796]

Any hp gains at all? I imagine it would have a little especially if you had a cold air intake on there

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Bryce B. Without a dyno sheet for the truck comparing before and after; I can not give you a number on horsepower gain. I did not that it drove better without having a restricted exhaust. The OEM pipe is 1"-1.5" and the MBRP is 3." Get a cool air intake or a pedal commander if you want HP gain.

[@brecken.mp3]

Does this make a notice or difference in noise inside the car while driving?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Breaken Lusk. Yes, it was noticeable but not too loud. It's manageable but I ended up removing the exhaust because of the drone at 60 mph. I drive alot of high way miles.

[@vegasranger]

How much lift do you have on your truck? Is it a leveling kit? And what tire size are you running? I have the same truck

[@pentzwerks]

RevTek Spacer Lift & Add-A-Leaf Spacer 2" and an Add-A-Lead in the rear (do not remember the brand). This is a level kit that you can lift your truck up for $400 in total. Stealth Series Custom Ray10 16 INCH www.stealthcustomseries.com/collections/toyota/products/ray10 Falken WildPeak A/T AW3 285/70/R16 www.falkentire.com/tires/light-truck-suv-cuv-tires/wildpeak/t3w-tire Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@luisfloressidekick]

Stryker of Seattle I want the same wheels so bad but they are always out of stock

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Luis. Yes, Stealth Series Custom Wheels are always in high demand as they're easily the best designed wheels are on the market. I would suggest getting on the email list or contacting Micheal's Toyota of Bellevue as they usually have several sets of wheels in stock. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@Freshwatergear1]

Does the exhaust lower the performance of the tacoma off road back end power?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Justin. This exhaust will not lower the performance of your back end power. Aftermarket exhaust give you a gain in power by allowing my airflow out of the engine. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@WaltWilson]

Should I go with the cat back or straight pipe?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Walt Wilson. I would go with a cat back exhaust if you'd like to keep your hearing. A straight pipe would not sound good on a Tacoma. The 3.5L V6 will never sound like a V8 5.0L

[@MrYoungNbrown]

Stryker I'm thinking in getting this exhaust but when I click the link to Amazon it says in the description below that it doesn't fit my 18 dsb taco. Is it because it's for the long bed?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Ch1CH1sPalLaBanda. This exhaust will fit any 2016 - 2018 Toyota Tacoma Accesscab, Double Cab, Short Bed and Long Bed. If you have a long bed you should not have to cut any of the exhaust (double cab long bed). If you have a Accesscab long bed, then you'll have to trim off some of the exhaust peer instructions. Sometimes Amazon does understand the fitment, and if you order from Amazon you can always return it if you're not happy with the product.

[@MrYoungNbrown]

@@pentzwerks thanks for the input!

[@eddiexai]

Oh sorry never mind i just saw your response ! You said it gain about 5 hp! I just put the trd cold air intake on my 17 tacoma! In your personal opinion how many hp will you get it i install the same catback exhaust as yours?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Eddie. If you install a cold air intake and an exhaust, you will notice a significant difference in the Tacoma’s power. I do not know the specs without dynoing the truck, but the power will not be ‘life changing’ due to the fact that the Tacoma has very little low end power (this is why I bought a manual).

[@rommeldelacruz2982]

nice truck man, how’s the mpg on your tacoma with big tires? looking for what size rims and tires i should go with for a daily drive tacoma.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Rommel Dela Cruz. On average I'm getting 16-17 mpg while commuting, and with the exhaust installed I get about 1-2 mpg better. I recently uninstalled the exhaust because it was simply too loud while daily driving on the freeway, but I miss getting better gas mileage. If you get a cold air intake and exhaust, it'll cancel out the bad mpg that the bigger tires get. If you get bigger tires, I'd suggest going with an all terrain instead of a mud tire, mud tires are louder and you get less mph.

[@hakunasomething6785]

What add a leaf is it(company)? & did it change the feel of the ride much? Street and off road.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Cristian. The Add-A-Leaf is made by Tuff Country. Most of the Add-A-Leads are generic and similar in price. If you build a Leaf Pack, that includes the bundle of leafs. It did not change the ride of the truck at all, if you want to change the ride of the truck then upgrade the rear shocks. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@hakunasomething6785]

Seattle Savvy thanks for the reply! How long has the truck been lifted

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Christian. I purchased the truck brand new. Lifted the truck with a leveling kit at 300 miles by using a spacer in the front and add a leaf in the rear. Right now there is 6,000 miles on the truck and I’ve had no issues. Currently only using the truck for the street driving only till I can upgrade my suspension to either Fox 2.5 or Kings.

[@bropocalypse2065]

Sounds great

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Bropocalypse. Yes it sounds good, glad you liked the video. Let me know if you have any questions for me.

[@redpilledpatriot8484]

What are the advantages to This aside from sound?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Sasmodog. There are four reasons to upgrade your exhaust: Sound, Performance, Fuel Economy and Looks. From a performance stand point, you will gain maybe 5 horsepower as the engine will be able to exit air fuel mixture more efficiently. Fuel Economy, I've noticed that I'm getting 1 MPG better than before so now I get 16.5 to 17 with 33 inch tires. Sound, this exhaust deliverys a deeper tone than the stock. Looks, the MBRP looks better than the stock pipe. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@ig243]

Stryker of Seattle hey man I really want to make my 05 Tacoma 4.0 liter sound like this but I want an exhaust dump. Am I able to do that with this set up?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello IG243. Within the next few weeks I'll be cutting the exhaust and dumping it right over the axle. I've been having an issue with droning on the freeway, and it's caused by the last bend in the exhaust (so I'm gonna cut it off). I do not think it would be hard to do an exhaust dump, just shorten the pipe and see how it sounds. And if you do not like the sound you can weld the exhaust back together. Check out TacomaWorld for a forum that discusses exhaust dumps for your tacoma, I'm sure there will be something on there about it. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@OscarOchoa27]

What tires size you have o those wheels? Looks really nice

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Oscar. Wheels: Stealth Series Custom Ray10's 16 Inch Tire: Falken WildPeak AT AW3 285/75/16 (These look like 35 inch tires due to using a smaller wheel) Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@theEstebanPeralta]

Hey Stryker, did you have a cold air intake installed when this vid was filmed?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Esteban Peralta. No cold air intake, I do not plan on buying one. This video was taken with only the exhaust installed.

[@ROFLgator1]

Did you have to do any cab mount chopping or trimming to fit those beautiful tires?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello ROFLgator. I did not have to modify the wheel wells. The only part that was removed was the front mud flaps, which I would have taken off anyways. If I ran 35's then I would definitely have to do a cab chop and push some of the fender well liner inward. Let me know if you have any questions. For reference: I'm sitting on a 3 inch leveling lift.

[@ROFLgator1]

Seattle Savvy don't you mean the front mud flaps? Also, did you have to play around with the wheel offset to avoid any rubbing? Or did it not rub at all? Thx for the quick response

[@pentzwerks]

Hello ROFLgator. No rubbing at all while driving on the street, I haven't had a chance to take it on a trail yet due to the fact I'm on a leveling kit (I do not want to break my spacers). The leveling kit will be replaced with a King Suspension or ARB BP51. Link to Ray10's (16 inch): www.stealthcustomseries.com/products/ray10 Link to my beta site: SeattleSavvyDesign.wordpress.com (check this out in the future, as I will be upload youtube and guided installs if you are interested.

[@ROFLgator1]

Seattle Savvy sweet man! Btw, your spare tire is the same size as the ones that you have on the wheels right? I'm just wondering if that size tire fits under the bed spare tire mount. I hope that made sense

[@pentzwerks]

2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Offroad comes with a P265/70R16. The tires I'm using are 285/70/R16. The stock tire is 30.6" tall and your new tire is 31.7" tall. The difference in height will be 1.10 inches. This might not fit fully inflated in the spare position under the bed.

[@mrharibro]

Hey there, just curious what lift, wheels and tires you have installed? Love the setup!

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Haribro. Here's a link to my suspension, wheels and tires video. All parts and links are in the description of that video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3Xcl4Zqq5qbmrs

[@Jny.blz85]

Hey, so what’s the update on this exhaust ? Any changes/issues ?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Johnny Blazed. Here's the video of the long term thoughts about the exhaust. I discuss material quality, drone issue and overall thoughts about the exhaust. I recently changed to a Stromung Catback Exhaust; the second video is a link to the unboxing of it. The sound clip will be uploaded this week. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaawl6ChZb6maM0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4i5eYeZgs6la7c

[@eddiexai]

I was also wondering if the mbrp catback exhaust system void your warranty?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Eddiexai. This exhaust do not void the factory warranty.

[@khoanamnguyen1262]

Can you tell me where you bought trd warrior decal

[@pentzwerks]

Hello KHOA NAM NGUYEN I bought it off of eBay for $45.00. The rock warrior edition stick belongs on a 2007-2009 Toyota Tundra, it was similar to what the TRD Pro.

[@EnostheChimp92]

My bad it is a diesel. What would the gas version sound like?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Timothy. The engine that's in my 2017 Toyota Tacoma OffRoad 6MT is a 3.5L V6. Toyota has no released a diesel Tacoma yet, but when they do I'll be the first in line to get one.

[@ryanjohnson1511]

What kind of lift did you put on your truck? Also, whats the brand and size of yours wheels? Looks great!

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Ryan. Go ahead and watch my other video that goes over my current suspension set up. Links for the parts are in the description of that video. Let me know if you have any other questions. Video:kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3Xcl4Zqq5qbmrs

[@spiritofthewolf15x]

Well.. I found my exhaust XD

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Spiritofthewolf15x. I'm glad you found your exhaust, good luck with your install.

[@camerongiffin9134]

do you need to cut anything to install the exhaust?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Cameron Giffin. The only time you do not need to cut anything is if you have a double cab long bed. If you have a double cab short bed, you'll need to cut 13.5 inches off of the non-flanged piece, which is very easy. Look in the description of the video for installation instructions and the MBRP manual. You can also contact MBRP customer support if you need further assistance.

[@camerongiffin9134]

Stryker of Seattle ok thanks i just ordered one

[@pentzwerks]

Hello @@camerongiffin9134 . Excellent, let me know how the install goes and your first perceptions of it.

[@Epicnessisoverrated]

what cylinder is it tho sounds like the v6

[@pentzwerks]

Hello TinySkyscrapr The 2017 Toyota Tacoma has a 3.5L V6 engine.

[@mstiuseco]

Hey Stryker. Nice video product sounds awesome. Any take on any droning ?? Also would manual vs automatic transmission make any difference???

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Maximas Chewseko. Drone happens between 2300 RPM - 2500 RPM, and anything over 75 mph. I will be doing a review of this exhaust in the next coming weeks when my new camera arrives. There is not huge difference between manual and automatic, only difference is that you can hear the gears changing in a manual transmission. I ended up removing this exhaust because I wanted a quieter ride on my commute to work, it gives you +1 mpg better mileage. Be on the look out for my review of this exhaust cause it'll answer all the questions everyones been asking.

[@CarlosAragob]

Will this fit a 2018 Tacoma short bed 4 cyclinder?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello CarlosAragob. I'm not sure it will fit a 4 cylinder, I would suggest asking MBRP directly. It's funny because I just saw you asked the same question on Amazon. Please very with MBRP for fitment.

[@CarlosAragob]

@@pentzwerks I don't think it would be an issue

[@pentzwerks]

Hello@@CarlosAragob. I do not think so either but I'm not 100% sure so I don't feel confident saying yes or no. The exhaust attaches to the y pipe which should come down in the same position as the v6 so you should be fine. If you order it from Amazon, return it within the return period if it does not fit.

[@CarlosAragob]

@@pentzwerks thanks for the advice

[@seanc.3666]

Where did you get the fender flares?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Sean C. They're stock OEM TRD OFFROAD fender flares.

[@seanc.3666]

@@pentzwerks yeah i have trd sport and they are white same as truck. Was that an optuon from factory or changed

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Sean C. It's a factory option, the sport edition comes with color matching fenders and a hood scoop. The TRD off road comes with black fenders, rear locker and no hood scope. It's too bad you do not live in Washington else I'd trade you my fenders for your color matched ones.

[@c3nt3no7]

Is this for the short bed?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello C3NT3NO. 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Offroad Short Bed Manual Transmission.

[@yungfoca9978]

What are the wheels and tires on this ?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Yung. Stealth Series Custom Ray10 16 INCH www.stealthcustomseries.com/collections/toyota/products/ray10 Falken WildPeak A/T AW3 285/70/R16 www.falkentire.com/tires/light-truck-suv-cuv-tires/wildpeak/t3w-tire Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@builtbybruno]

Did you have to make any cuts?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Louie. Depending on the truck configuration, you will have to cut a certain amount off of the non-flanged piece of exhaust (exhaust comes in three pieces, non flanged, muffler and the flanged piece that hangs over the rear axle). If you have a double cab short bed like I do, you will cut 13.5 inches with a hack saw or horizontal band saw. All will be explained in the MBRP installation guide. And if you asking if you have to cut anything on the physical truck, no you do not to install this exhaust. It simply hangs on the rubber hangers that the OEM exhaust would normally reside on. If you have any more questions, please let me know.

[@davidslagle8474]

What size tires? Sounds great.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello David. Falken WildPeak A/T 285/70/R16. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@davidslagle8474]

Thanks for getting back to me. Can you explain what you had to do regarding the drone?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello David. Another KZbin (David Jean), the first comment on this video explained how he cut the exhaust piper shorter. Accentual you will cut the exhaust right after it goes over axle. The drone is caused by the last bend in the pipe that hangs over the axle. I've attached a photo, take a look at it. imgur.com/BhSKuXQ. Let me know if you have any questions.

[@davidslagle8474]

Awesome thanks for the info.

[@jessesbradshaw9595]

Does it comply with exhaust noise laws though 🤔

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Jessess. What state do you live in? Most performance exhaust do not comply with state regulations. If your worried about the noise abatement laws, then you'll want to keep your factory exhaust. I live in Washington, and I have not been pulled over once in my truck for it being "too loud" or illegal. Let me know if you have any future questions.

[@eddiexai]

Hi there i was wondering what rim and model is it?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Eddie. Stealth Series Custom Ray10 16 Inch www.stealthcustomseries.com/collections/toyota/products/ray10

[@deandallmann4464]

What kind of wheels do you have on your Tacoma?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Dean Dallmann. Here is a video that goes over my Wheels, Tires and Lift. All part links are in the descriptions. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3Xcl4Zqq5qbmrs

[@DavyDave1313]

“Hello everyone my name is Markiplier and today we’re gonna be nodding our Tacoma”

[@pentzwerks]

Hello DavyDave1313. Extra nods for the creativity.

[@miketong2007]

Does it effect engine light .stay on?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello MP5Taco. I've had this exhaust on my truck for 14,000 miles, no engine light has ever came on. The only problem I've had with the exhaust is rusting because MBRP did not coat the exhaust. Let me know if you have any other question. A modifications that would cause an engine light / o2 light is if you installed a Cold Air Intake. This exhaust won't cause a warning light and it will not void your warranty.

[@miketong2007]

Stryker of Seattle thank you

[@jyeom]

Stryker of Seattle , Did you do anything to address the rusting issue?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Jkd0629. The only way to address preventing rust is to ceramic coat or powder coat the exhaust before installing it. The reason that MBRP makes a 'black model' is because it's ceramic coated and that's why it cost $200 more than this model. Unfortunately MBRP list this exhaust for cheap due to the fact it's a bare material thus being cheaper. I might order the Black Model in the future, or I could sand down my entire exhaust system and ceramic coat it. Tip: Ceramic Coat or Powder Coat the exhaust before installing it. Once it's installed it'll be more of a hassle to uninstall it, address the rust issue and you can't get 100% of the rust once it starts. Link To The Black Version: www.amazon.com/MBRP-S5338BLK-Exhaust-System-Single/dp/B01GBFCPMI

[@jyeom]

Hey, thanks man. I gotta say....I just discovered your channel and your Tacoma videos are the some of the best I've seen. Very much appreciated! And I can't wait to see more!

[@eddiexai]

Once again thanks for your info! I know you dont have the tacoma trd oem cai but can you roughly guess how hp i gain since i install a tacoma oem trd cai?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Eddiexai. I would say it's about a 15 hp gain, push or minus 1 or 2 horsepower. You can not determine it unless you put the truck on a dyno.

[@SwiiZzYx]

Have you noticed a difference with your mpg?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Logan. I personally have not noticed a significant gain in mpg or horsepower, it might have gain 1 mpg more if you were to upgrade the exhaust and a cold air intake. This 3.5L engine feels under powered in an automatic, so I choose the 6 speed manual. If you are looking for more power and better fuel economy look into a K&N Cold Air Intake, it's a $200-$300 upgrade. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@eddiexai]

Ok thanks for the info

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Eddie. No problem, good luck finding a fix for the headlight housing. Is it only happening to one headlight or both? Might be a wire harness issue.

[@rauldeleon6977]

Where can I get tires like that

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Raul. Watch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3Xcl4Zqq5qbmrs Tires: Falken WildPeak A/T AW3 285-75-R16 www.falkentire.com/tires/light-truck-suv-cuv-tires/wildpeaka/t3w-tire

[@tibobanyko6206]

What is your gas milage after installing the exhaust?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Tibo. 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Offroad 6 - Speed Manual Transmission with a 3 Inch Leveling Kit and 33 Inch tires, I get 16 in the city and 18 on the highway. I will be installing a Cold Air Intake and will probably gain another 1 mpg. Let me know if you have any other questions, for an automatic transmission your mpg might be different.

[@tibobanyko6206]

Thanks for the reply I am getting about the same with the same exhaust but i love the sound.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Tibo. Do you have the automatic or manual transmission? My buddy has the automatic and without the exhaust he's getting an average of 14 mpg with a ARB suspension and 33 inch tires.

[@tibobanyko6206]

Mine is a manual transmission MBPR exhaust no lift yet. I am averaging 17 MPG in city. I am planing on a 6 inch rough country lift with 33 inch tires. I am sure will drop down to somewhere around 14 MPG.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Tibo. Why are you choosing to go withe a 6 inch lift and not a 3 inch? Yeah with a 6 inch lift it will drop considerably, but I'm interested to see what your mpg is after installing the lift and tires.

[@pompeii1275]

Will the factory tip fit on this?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Pompeii1275. I do not know if the factory tip will fit the aftermarket exhaust, do you know the diameter of the factory exhaust tip? I do not believe it will fit due to the fact that the MBRP is a 3 inch exhaust, and the stock exhaust is maybe 1.5 inches in diameter.

[@og4432]

Link to exhaust isn't working..

[@pentzwerks]

Let me know if this link works, I apologize about the broken link. www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01F6ZX1AO/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1507879259&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=Toyota+Tacoma+mbrp&dpPl=1&dpID=21DdIFk9TBL&ref=plSrch

[@og4432]

Seattle Savvy it works. Thanks

[@eddiexai]

Hey stryker i was wondering the catback exhaust you put on! In your opinion how many horse power did you think gain on it! Love to hear your response!

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Eddie. I most likely gained around 10 horse power but you have to keep in mind that I drive an manual. In a manual I decide when to shift to the next gear or keep to it in a lower grade. You will notice a gain in power from a performance exhaust.

[@barrettchai3006]

How’s the mpg?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Barrett Chai. Average 18 mpg with a manual transmission, this is when I'm driving responsibly. Normally if I'm driving in traffic and going 75, it'll drop down to 16.5. And when I tow it sits at 14.5 mpg.

[@thumperbangin2000]

Is the muffler straight through?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Dude Manbro. Yes the muffler is straight through.

[@thumperbangin2000]

@@pentzwerks they tood me they are illegal in my state, i had a carven i bought for my 2.7 taco and ended up returning it !

[@pentzwerks]

Hello @Dude Manbro The only state that is strict on exhausts is California; so if you live there I would look up the emissions and how loud your exhaust could be. In Washington, I've had zero problems.

[@thumperbangin2000]

@@pentzwerks they say if you can look straight through it end to end its illegal, i have not found it in writing yet though, and im in NH

[@anthonymaestas8876]

How are the tires holding up?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Anthony. These tires are preforming excellently, and I'm pleased with my purchase. They work well in 1-5 inches of snow, rain and are an excellent commuting tire (do not create lot of sound unlike mud tires). Let me know if you have any specific questions.

[@anthonymaestas8876]

Stryker of Seattle does your truck have a lift? What size tire is that?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Anthony. The truck has a leveling lift kit (spacer in the front and a add-a-leaf in the rear). Roughly gives me a 3 inch levels all around. The tire size is a 285/75/R16, these tires "look" like 35's due to using a smaller wheel.

[@charlieteixeira7424]

Stryker did you have to do the cab mount chop to fit the 285 w/o rubbing? Have you taken the truck off road since receiving your fox suspension, and if so do the tires rub off road?

[@monsi6975]

How would this sound on a automatic??

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Ramon. I do not know what the automatic would sound like. I'm sure it would sound similar, but the gearing would be different as I choose when to shift in an manual versus an automatic which chooses when to shift.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Chris. Thank you for commenting.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Chris Wilkinson. Thank you for commenting again, and yes the exhaust does sound better with a manual transmission because you can hear the shift of gears progression. I believe that only certain exhaust sound good with automatic transmissions. Yes there is canon droning on the highway when the RPM are 2.3 - 2.5 and anything over 70 mph sound like absolute garbage. I recently removed my exhaust 4 days ago and I've never been so happy. I was honestly thinking about selling my truck because the exhaust made it feel unbearable on the freeway. Now that I've removed it and reinstalled the stock exhaust I'm happy with my truck. I will be uploading a long term MBRP exhaust video within the next week that goes over everything about the exhaust. The transmission rattle is noticeable with my truck since it is the manual transmission, you can hear the gear shift but the exhaust does rattle too. Since upgrading to the Fox suspension and replacing the leaf springs with a Dakar leaf pack I've notice that the exhaust hits the leaf spring when going over bumps. I believe that the MBRP exhaust muffler has rusted and failed as over the past two months my exhaust has gotten progressively louder, and I will be contacting MBRP about this. Again, my future long term video of this exhaust will go over everything. Let me know what you think about the MBRP exhaust if you've already bought it.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Chris. Yes I notice the rattling of the transmission and the high idle noise of this new 3.5L engine. Thank you for attaching your video, I'm definitely experiencing the same thing. I guess it's just apart of having a manual transmission Toyota.

[@BisdakCamper1141]

What type of tires your using ?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Chat. Flaken WildPeak AT3 285/75/16

[@BisdakCamper1141]

Stryker of Seattle looks very beefy with that tire. Im gonna check it out later. Thanks for the quick responce.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Chat. The truck looks like I’m running 35’s due to using a 16 inch wheel. I had mud terrain tires on my last Tacoma and decided to go with an all terrain tire, I’m very pleased with these tires. I only paid $150 for each tire, $160 after tax and mounting.

[@ig243]

Stryker of Seattle dude no way!! I’m not trying to dump to much money on tires and wheels. Your set up is just what I want. What kind of wheels do you have?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello IG243 Stealth Series Custom Ray10 16 INCH www.stealthcustomseries.com/collections/toyota/products/ray10 Falken WildPeak A/T AW3 285/70/R16 www.falkentire.com/tires/light-truck-suv-cuv-tires/wildpeak/t3w-tire Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@jamaicancanik]

does this fit my 2018?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Ronaldo. This MBRP exhaust will fit all 3rd generation Toyota Tacomas (2016-2018).

[@yungfoca9978]

Would it still pass smog?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Yung Foca. This should pass smog in Washington, I've never been stopped and I passed the emissions test. As long as you're not removing the catalytic converter you should be just fine. The only time you see a lot of problems with SMOG is an older diesel or a car that has a failing catalytic converter. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@whatisskool]

Will this exhaust void my warranty?

[@2408jmac]

whatisskool no

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Whatisskool. This exhaust will not void the warranty as it does not affect the engine, and can be removed via unbolting it. If the dealer gives you grief which they shouldn't, simply remove the exhaust and reinstall it after the service. I've had the truck in the dealer 6 times, and they've only told me that my exhaust sounds good. No problems at all.

[@hugooxlajjr7588]

still working good?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Hugo Oxlaj Jr. Here is my long term review of this exhaust. I would watch that before deciding to buy the exhaust. Let me know if you have any other questions. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaawl6ChZb6maM0

[@tacoman864]

Very nice

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Vette Man. Thank you for commenting, glad you enjoyed the video. Let me know if you have any other questions, I'll be uploading a long term review of this exhaust within the next 7 days.

[@tacoman864]

Stryker of Seattle do u have any recommendations for foot rails?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Vette Man. Are you looking some just a foot rail or are you looking to mount rock sliders to protect your truck? I've attached a link to both a footrail that is really popular in my area, and the rock sliders that I had on my old Tacoma. I will not be putting rock sliders or foot rails on my truck as I do not plan on offloading my truck as hard as my last truck. Footrails are a great idea for someone that does not want to "jump" into their truck, my trucks at the perfect height for me to slider into the seat. My girlfriend on the other hand "5'3" has to hop into the seat (after the lift and new tires). Footrails: www.roughcountry.com/rc-toyota-wheel-to-wheel-nerf-steps-rct05809.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjww8jcBRDZARIsAJGCSGuQj12q4QzPFBfzoL70AxyXrXtAMdMbxlP5fgGRgWF5jsndWJDN-0AaAk-3EALw_wcB Rock Sliders: www.allprooffroad.com/shop/16-tacoma-hd-sliders/

[@tacoman864]

Stryker of Seattle dude thanks a bunch, very helpful

[@tacoman864]

Have u tried the Pedal commander

[@mrmagnetsarecool]

Falken Wilde Peak ftw

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Mrmagnetsarecool. I purchased these 285/75/R16 Falken WildPeak AT3 for $145.00 a piece and they've performed wonderfully. Perfect for Mud, Snow, and Rain, I was definitely nervous about these tires when I bought them since I've only ran Duratracs but decided to switch it up. Plus you can not beat $145 a tire, compared to $215 for KO's.

[@mrmagnetsarecool]

Stryker of Seattle nice! Yah I have same tire but 265 on stock suspension. Nice tire and look nice. That price is pretty nice too

[@pentzwerks]

Hello MrMagnetsareCool. Completed agree, glad to hear someone else is happy with the tire too. Winter has finally reached the Pacific Northwest and these tires have performed excellent in the snow and ice. Thank you for commenting, stay tuned for future videos.

[@bobbycin]

DUDE WHY DIDNT YOU REV IT UP LOUDER!!! Jezzz I waited for the whole video and you never reved it up?!

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Bobby Bowers. I installed this exhaust when the truck had 700 miles on it, so I took it easy on the engine. Plus I was recording this in an industrial park and did not want to get told to leave. It's loud, believe me. When it's revved up to 4K-5K, people will turn their heads to figure out what's going on. Same sound but loud at higher RPMS.

[@TacoTom22]

what company and size lift are you running?

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Tom. The truck has a Revtec leveling kit on it. 2 Inch spacer in the front bolted to the top of the shock and in the rear I have an add-a-leaf. This is so I can have a 33 inch tire without rubbing. The next modifications will be Fox 2.5 Resis for both the front and rear. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@rayf982]

I don't like the raspy noise it makes when idling down.

[@pentzwerks]

Hello Ray F. Yes it is raspy but some people like that. And other don't like it; it's really up to personal opinion. If you want an exhaust that low key and quieter; check out the Strumong Exhaust. I'll be uploading an installation video and comparison video within the next week or two.